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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1935-01-24, Page 8'PAGE 8 January argans MEN'S G -J yELET'IL'A'CJDr'RUBBERS, black with redIspels ;$1:49 Sale 6biice... MEN'S WOO \WORK I.SOCES '15c to 59c MEN'S LINED MID GL''OS'ES,' 5alle Ifrice ... ...• ...,..:98c A FEW T'A1RS 0E1:W00L AND WOOLCOT BLANKETS r0N-S-ALE.'ATrCLEARING PRICES. BARGAIN PRICES ON AEU -LINES -OF' WINTER MERCHANDISE OVERCOATS, "'LEATHER COATS AND WINDBREAAKERS, WOOL '1' iLNDBREAIiM,'AND' HEAVY SWEATERS. 'WORK 'SWEA"ITFE YRegular 11135 'Tor `'$1',1:9 RE1VINANTS (IDE ALL 'KINDS AT:CLEARING PRICES Plurnsteei Bros. Agents for Tip -Top, Banger and Cambridge Made -to -•Measure C1otk ny ,DRESSED HOG, only, per A 113 ... • . .13c DRESSED HOG BY HALF, per lb... . •12'/2c .FRONT QUARTER OF BEEF, -per lb 7c HIND 'S DARTER OF BEEF, per')b. • • .9c WHOLE CHUCK, per lb. ... ... .. .9c SAUERRAUT, per Ib. 8c or 2 lbs. for .. .15c° LAKE SUPERIOR HERRING, per Ib 8c SMOKED filltiLETTS, Small, perllZ. , 15c • SMOKED EILLETTS, large choice <1uleity; per FROZEN SALMON ........15c whop} or half. 'Sliced 17c DRY -SALT <00D *FISH, per lb. :�5c . CO NELL • & TYNDALL., " CLINTON'S (LEADING MEAT MARKET " Albert Street Phone 162. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD OurJanuarySale Will continue to the, end of the month, and Slior ',the ' remaining 11 months of 1935, under the same con- ditions as have ,existed since our com- mencement of business, by offering the public the !hest' values we know where or how to'proeur+e,'in''keeping. with our trade ,slogan "'Often the Cheapest, Always 'the Hest," A manifestation sof this policy, at present on display, is our annual sale of note paper now presented'for your inspection. Thsi year we are able to offer you a choice of two fitishes.'The Bluebird series 'very tastefully 'de- corated in silver -and-blue' is a "fine quality -kid finished paper. , The Red Bird series ' similarly 'decorated 'but in -a-chaimiing contrast •df -red • and gold color scheme are equaily•as"fine in 'texture and linen finiitbed: 1 NOTE PAD and 11'PK'G. ENVEL01;•ES 19c SET. ;•FOLD -OVER PAD and .1 •PICC. ENVELOPES 27c 'SET. 1 LETTER PAD aerl ,1/PKG. E'NV2LOPES 27c •RET The W. D. Fair • Go Often the Cheapest --Always the Best THURS ,. TAN 24; 1935 RED AND WHITE Always in the Lead SPECIAL PRICES OF RED AND WHITE GOODS ALL OVER THE STORE CENTRE ISLE - WHITE SALE of Goods displayed in Cellophane.Bags WHITE LIST White Peppermint Taffy, per Ib. 19c Lump Sugar, per Ib. 15c Macaroni, per .Ib. 5c Sods, Biscuits, Broken, 2 lbs. for 19c Sitida Biscuits- (8 to 101bs.) per lb. 1Oc Fancy Cookies in (Cellophane, per Ib.. 25c Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs. for 27c Alpha Rice, 2 lbs. for ... 15c Tapioca, 2 lbs. for 25c king Sugar, 2 lbs. for • 17c 'Edlk'Starch, 21bs. for 25c 'White Raisins, 'per lb. 18c WEEK -END SPECIALS No Special Color. Tea, (Our Own) per lb. 49c Rolled Oats, 3• lbs. for 14c pineapple '(Singapore) 1.0.6 RED L)ST Crosse & Blackwell -Special Week on These Goods All Bright Red - Catsup, 14 ozs., 2 for 25c 23c ..25c Canned Tomatoes 3 for • • 25c 11c Tomato Juice, 5 for Tomato Soup, 4 for Red Cherries, per 1.4 lb FISH AND FRIGIDAIRE Red Salinon . . 17c Militias, Smoked,.per lb. 15c Fresh White Fish ' 15c Ilerrillg,. per lb. 8c Codfish, each . 15c RED, AND WHITE LUST Matches (Red and White) Red and White Tea, 1-21.b. Red and White Coffee, per lb.. Red' and White Jelly Powder, 4 pkgs for • 25c 32c 40c 25c Fruit and Vegetables Oranges, large and juicy, per dozen 39c Celery Hearts, :each 15c Lettuce, `Iceberg 10c Spinach,'2 lbs. for 25c 41.1 Cauliflowers, each Carrots, 10 lbs. for Onions, large, 10 lbs 25c 15c 25c Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails mIUIIIIIIIINpIanl�u I� °IIIN I Illi 1111, nm._..'". SstIIIlhiuteb CLINTON'S B,IG CORNER GROCETERJA Phone 48 • YOU ' •E 1 TO ATTEND THE OPENING OF OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ON Saturday, January 26th AND INSPECT THIS NEW STOCK OF. MERCHANDISE This showing was chosen from the recent Fursjture.Show held at Kitchener. ,TEA, WILL BE SERVED BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING,' Sutter--Perdue--Beattie Hardware -Funeral Directors. 11 l� ARG INS Crosse and Blackwell's Products Tomato Catsup, 14oz. bottle, 2 for Tomato Soup, 4 for Tomato Juice, 5 1O oz. tins for Pork ani 139'ns, 4 'large tins for NN Chef Sauce, large bottles LIVINGSTONI'S QUICK COOKING OATS, large pkg. STIORTE-N1NG, 2 for . LARD, per lb. SUGAR, 10 lbs. for (BAKING POWDER, 1-lj;. tin SHREDDED COCOANUT, per MACARONI, 5 lbs. for SODA BISCUITS, 1 -Ib. bags SODA BISCUITS, Broken, 2 for GOLD MEDAL COFFEE, 1-l1). tin and 1 ib. Cabe Sugar, for . ...45c BULK BLACK TEA, per lb. COWAN'S large tin COCOA 25c 25c 23c i 19c 19c 21c 25c 15c A 57c ..19c 25e 23c .12c 19c 45c 23c 'Vegetables 5 Fruits ONIONS 50-1b. sacks, each 49c SPY APPLES, per bushel 29e CARROTS, per peck . ... • • • ` 5c CABBAGES, 2 heads for CELERY IIEARTS, per bunch .. . • . 1 5c ORANGES, small, per 'dozen .. ......... ... ,•25c ORANGES, medium, per dozen . •• • , • . . • .35c ORANGES, 'large, per. dozen PEANUTS; in shell, 2 lbs, for ...... 7.99 COCOANUTS, larged each ;. 50 • K. Rev.' A. N. Hohnes is. in Toronto this week, being a guest of Dr, and Mrs. }L Fowler, i4I}'. and Mrs. J,'. Rumball of London -were in town for the funeral of the' late J. A. Ford. Miss Barry Combe of Toronto has been holidaying at the hone of her parents, Col, H. B. and Mrs. ' Combe.. Mr, 0, W. Potter was in Mitchell on Thursday afternoon last attending the funeral pf his sister, the late Mrs. George Kemp. Mr. Victor Cvleh of Toronto has been hone on account of the illness and subsequent death of his mother, Mrs. McPhee, and remained for the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Whit. Walker leave • Friday for Timmins, • where they Intend spending a few weeks with thein daughter �r WI son-in-law, 1IIr. and Mrs, Wil', f 'unnp°. Reeve Ge II, Elliott is in Qetierieh this week attending County Coun- cil." G. II'. isnot presiding this year but he'll be representing the home town just the same. Agent VanHorne of Clinton has been taking . eye treatment from a spa. rialist in Stratford this week and it is hoped by. his many friends. that he will receive permanent benefit. Mr, W. Ford of London and Mrs. Proeunier of Essex were called home last week owing to the ill- ness of their father, the late J. A. Ford, and .remained some days af- ter the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dow of Cr'om.- • arty came up the past weekend to see the latter's father, Mr, John Jervis of the Bayfield Road, who is, we regret to state, in very poor health, Mrs. Dow is remaining for a While, Mr. Howard Bih iicjsbii bt Olinton, was in town on Monday closing the deal whereby he disposed. of his residence here to Mr. Wm. White, who is now in • possession and is having the interior re -de- corated. Mr. B>;unsdon informs us that he, is nearly recoveredfrom the bad fall front a' ladder a few Weeks, age, -,13101-i'' Standard. Do Not Fail To Hear' Miss Pearl Newton Elocutionist and Humorous Monologist ASSISTED BY LOCAL TALENT in Wesley -Willis Church Thursday, Jars. •31 at 8'p.m. sunder auspices of the choir. Admission, 25c; Children, 15c. 10-2. Gale, chairman, Mr. John McClure, Secretary. Minutes of last year's meeting -were read and adopted. Re- ports from all the. different depart - Menti Ware read and found very en- couraging. J. S. Lookhart and Fred Elliott, the two retiring stewards, were re-elected. Mr. Willner I-Iarri son was elected superintendent of the Sunday School in the place of Reid Torrance; who has been the faithful superintendent for at least five years. Mr. Reid Torrance was elected assistant superintendent. A dainty.lnnch was served, 14Zrs. Charlie Young had the mis- fortune to fall Monday morning and break her ankle. Lc) 111...A GAIN STORE Mrs. Torrance, Sr., is quite i11 • at • the hone of her daughter,' M,rs, V. Elliott. Her many friends wish for her a speedy return of health, AtL U- R1 A little daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 'Wilson January • 14. . Congratulations are. extended. .PORTER`S HILL On Wednesday Mr. and. Ml'e..II. C. Cox entertained the stewards of, Grace ohiirch, and their wives, Rev. R. M. and Ma's Gale, and some of the officers of the cii'iwrch to supper. Mr. Allen Betties audited the books of the church for the year and .a splendid year is reported. This is. very 'encouraging ' .in .these times of depression. Word was received here of the. CLINTON Il IAB, Your sick friends would appre- ciate and enjoy flowers. Spring Flowers now available, F.R. CUNNINGHAME FLOPIS'Ti' Member of Florist Telegraph De- livery Association. Phones 176 and 31. '10.1160 • .5 E.C! ALS FOR JANUARY G7 TEN PERCENT. OF ALL RANGES AND HEATERS CI CHOICE OP ANY ALLADIN LAMP IN STOCK, $7.00 A ' 1 VAC -TRIC ELECTRIC CLEANER death of a cousin of Mns. A. J. Fel:- + $55.00 (Regular $65.00) C-7 guson, the late Gordon Gallagher of Brussels on Saturday last. Mr. Gallagher; Who ' ft8 tri his 43rd year, had been .lb ill health for some time and his death was not unex- CALL AND SEE THESE SPECIALS pected. He was born in Turnberry and lived, ter :some. years on a farm on the .fourth concession of Morris, Owing to ill health he was not able to carry on the heavy farm work and seven years ago he went to Brussels where he carried on a.poultry ranch. Twenty-one years ago he was mar- ried. to Olive I4lasters, of Toronto, wind survives him together with his father and mother, Mr. and 'Mrs. R. Gallagher, of Wroxeter. Mr. Gallag- her was a member of the United Church from where the funeral was W ;in 0•n Thursday evening the Y.P.S. 'held their meeting with a record at- tendance. Miss Evelyn Cox gave a splendid topic. Some• contests were enjoyed after which play practice was started on the 'play, which tile', young people of Crtbbb Chureh°ligm to have prepared ter 'the first pant of March. On Monday evening the annual meeting of Gi•ace 'ehtii'ch -wits lio'ld The meeting Wfs 'opened 'with a hymn and .}rimier•: Rev. It. M held on 14londay to gham oem Tay. Mr, Thos. Jolinston returned on 1iriday lest,. having attended the rotor show in Toronto last week., ]4Iiss SD.arothy Willson of Stratford Neranal was, home for the week -end. Mss •Cummings of Blyth spent the wee1c en 1 with Miss Margaret Fer- M'isa . Eleanor • Andrew spent, the Weelyend in Toronto. SOME ADVANGE VFEHMATIONi 'ACCORDING TO ALL REPORTS WD 1 HINK THERE WILL BE A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE. IN THE PRICE OF MOST LINES OF FURNITURE SO WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT IF YOU ARE THINKING OF' GETTING A DINING ROOM SUITE, A BEDROOM SUITE OR A CHESTERFIELD SUITE IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY NOW, AS WE WILL GIVE YOU THE SAME REASONABLE PRICES AS USUAL ON ANY GOODS WE HAVE IN STOCK, AND THERE IS A GOOD ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM WE ALWAYS CARRY A FULL LINE OF HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS TO DEAL WIITH THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM. BALL & ZAPFE Hardware, N. BALL, Phone 110. The Store With The Stock Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers Phone J. 3. ZAPFE, 195. Phone 103. kills HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 January Special Each customer to whom wegive a Permanent this month will be entit- led to a shampoo and finger -wave at 50a for the next six months. WAVES FROM ,63 to $7 ringlet ends. rin Gnaranteui g Henri Beauty Shop phone 223, Isaac Street., MAKE THIS YOUR GROCERY HEAD QUARTERS FOOD SAVINGS -JANUARY 24, 25, & 26 OXYDOL, Special value, large box 19c FRY'S COCOA, Extra Special 19c MAPLE LEAF SALMON, Small • ....19c. Tall 350. 50 HILLCREST LARD, 2 1 -Ib. prints ROYAL YORK TEA, 1-2 lb. pkg. 28c ORANGE MARMALADE, Berge jar 25c ROYAL YORK COFFEE, that good Coffee 39c SWANSDOWN BISCUIT MIX, Ige. pkg. 29c JELLO, the real flavour, 4 pkgs. for 25c SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, 8 on. ...15e 16 ozs.. • 25c PURE PORK SAUSAGE, per lb. 190 PEAMEAL COTTAGE ROLLS,. per lb. BREAKFAST BACON, in pkg. • , 20c 20c BREAKFAST BACON, in piece 35c PEAMEAL BACK BACON, per lb. 35c OYSTERS, in jar, smUd pack FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ORANGES, sweet and juihy, per dozen 29c and 39c GRAPE FRUIT, Seedless. 5 for 25c TOMATOES, Fresh, per ib. 15c SPINACH. 2 tbs. for - • , 25c GREEN ONIONS, per bunch 5c RADISHES, per bunch 5c SWEET POTATOES, 3 lbs, for 25c CELER1j, HEARTS, per bunch 15c BIG FISH WEEK 17c 20c 12c SALMON STEAK, per lb. HALIBUT STEAK, per 10. SMOKED FILLETTS, per Ib ezAmeimmesurenumenaueniumezezemsozziatesenszeneume J.T. McKNIGHT ri SON "Your Superior Store" - We Sell the Best For Lees Phone. 111 CLINTON'